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(hyperLINK TEXT) Also called "anchor text," it is a word or phrase on a Web page that the user clicks on to jump to another page on the same site or to a page on an external site. The link can also point to another location on the same page. Link text typically shows up as underlined text, but it can be rendered in a different typeface or color rather than be underlined. See hypertext and HREF.


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In From revolution to revelation: Generation X, popular memory and cultural studies, Brabazon looks to what she calls Popular Memory Studies as a new and interdisciplinary way to link popular cultural studies with history--'a way to link text with context' (p.
Under Construction," hot link text that says "click here," and sounds that jolt visitors' nerves.
Genres - defined in his words as the "totalised identity of all the linguistic, rhetorical and narrative elements by which we recognize a particular speech act or text" (4) - link texts to society.
 
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